Underlying Commodity definition

Underlying Commodity means, in relation to a Derivatives Market Contract, the commodity which underlies that contract.

Underlying Commodity means, in relation to a Derivatives Market Contract or a Derivatives CCP Contract, the commodity which underlies that contract, as determined by the Approved Listing Market Operator.…

Underlying Commodity means the commodity on which a Contract is based. 102. Time References. Except as may be otherwise expressly provided in these Rules, all references to times in these Rules shall be to the local time prevailing in Chicago, Illinois. 103. Conflicts with Bylaws. In the event of any conflict between any provision of these Rules and any provision of the Bylaws, the provision of the Bylaws shall govern, except where the Bylaws provide otherwise.

Examples of Underlying Commodity in a sentence

• For Underlying Commodity, you may be required to pay this charge separately.

• The closer the value of Security Threshold to the level of the Underlying Commodity from time to time, the higher the leverage effect will be and the higher the risk that the Security Threshold will be reached.

• The leveraged nature of the Certificates means that any movement in the value of the Underlying Commodity will have a magnified effect on the value of the Certificates, both positively and negatively.

• On redemption, Holders will receive an amount, which may be zero, determined by reference to the performance of the Underlying Commodity, the Capitalised Exercise Price, the Financing Rate and, if applicable, the performance of the Conversion Rate between the Commodity Currency and the Settlement Currency.

• Please refer to the fact sheet of product information of each Fund or Structured Product or Commodity published by the Underlying Fund Managers, Underlying Product Issuer or Underlying Commodity Dealer or Metis for details.

More Definitions of Underlying Commodity

Underlying Commodity means each Index Commodity (other than Wheat) and each Wheat Commodity. For the avoidance of doubt, none of Wheat, Corn and Soybeans may have an Index Weight exceeding 18%.The 14 Underlying Commodities are represented by futures contracts. When the futures contracts expire, they needto be replaced by new futures contracts. In particular, investors should note that in Contangoed markets, there will be losses arising from replacing the futures contracts nearing expiration with futures contracts with a later expiration date i.e. “rolling” (due to the prices of futures contracts with later expirations being higher than the prices of the futures contracts to be replaced). The costs of “rolling” may adversely affect the value of the Index (and the Net Asset Value per Share of the Sub-Fund) and may possibly result in the performance of the Index not tracking the performance of the “spot prices” of the Underlying Commodities i.e. the value of the Index may fall even though the “spot prices” of the Underlying Commodities have gone up.

Underlying Commodity means the commodity by reference to which any Exchange Contract is made and reference to a “commodity underlying” an Exchange Contract shall be construed accordingly;“Unusual Market Condition”means in relation to a Market operated through HKATS, any unusual trading activity or volume in that Market or such other conditions as the Chief Executive may determine which deviate from the normal operation of that Market;

Underlying Commodity means each Index Commodity (other than Wheat) and each Wheat Commodity.

Underlying Commodity means in relation to a Derivatives Market Contract, the commodity which underlies that contract as determined by ASXthe Market Operator.

Underlying Commodity means the relevant Commodity held in the Allocated Account as adjusted in accordance with the provisions of the Transaction Documents.

Underlying Commodity means in relation to a Derivatives Market Contract, the commodity which underlies that contract as determined by ASX.…

Underlying Commodity means the commodity by reference to which